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.GcLDENSOS CONVICTED.

San Francisco dispatch OF yc,tcr-
d,y says:
The arguments were completed yes
ierduy in the cuse OF Alexander Golden.
son, charged with lie murdrr Of the
school girl, Maruic Kelley, on Nvyrm-
her 10th last. The count Immediately
.'haIgrd tie jury which retired at Ia
7. 81. GVlGensun, who was present la
The courtroom, was taken to lis prison
cell, ! Gated iii the same building where
ide court was held, Ia remain there m.
til the jury were ready To- report. The
courtroom was full Of spectators, who
waited patiently for tine verdict. About
4:l5 the jury announced that they were
rrniy to report aud the prisoner was
sent for. His face expressed = eat ak.
icty rs To the result. lie, however. at.
tempted to hide his fears by u vain EN-
deayur to smile.
Ten minutes later the jurors fled into
The court room and to1k their seats.
''Hnvc you arrived at n verdict, gentle
mrn Of the jury?" inq irrd the Judge.
The foreman stepping forward said that
they had and then read:
The people vs.. Alexander Gollcrson
The jury in the above emit led case
find the 'e'cndaut guilty OF murder in
the fist dtCree."
Upon hearing the verdict n number
OF persons attempted n noisy demon.
straiion, several clupp!my their hands.
md Others more demousirativr stamped
their feet. This vas con stopped 10y
the Judge.
The prisoner upon h.aring the yer lirt
affected II pleasant look and sought Ell
"Courngcmrit by looking at hi- brother.
in this, however. he was disappointed
as his brothers face was equally pale
a his own. Mrs. Gulirnsou, who hal
Eetn IN constant attendance during the
trial, wns not present whCn the verdict
was rendered. Judge Murphy an-
bounced that he would pass sentence
next SATURDAY and The court then nd.
jourTcd.
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TREASURER sCRDlN'S SUI
CEN>Dls.

It is tcicgrlrhcd n"m Washington
that theodore Cook. Of Cincinnati. has
been selected e. succeed Jnrim a.
tuItcd Stat $ Treasurer. Cooks iiuau.
CT views nae sail to b. ia accord wi h
thp7' OF tue Pre-. lent. AMI Their fore,
not in accord with those of thu muiprity
oi tic Democratic party. The u mo.
Gratis, and Republican, too. of Nevada.
have no interest IN - UuiicI States
Treasurer. assuming that hc i honest.
who is IN accord financially with the
EuId hugs Of Waii street. 4 western
man with eastern views Of the silver
,Inestiom Is no Batter at the head Of the
9ft'asnrs than thr Cashier Of n .,pg
York National Bank Silver State.
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FEES AND SALARIES.

The city Of Brooklyn j. proposing to
do u thing tiiut ought 10 he done every
where. An investigating committee has
reported to the Legislature that the Of
flee Of County Clerk, Register aud
Sheriff have been uscd rs 40 iticll A..
"HrlS and for political purposes, and
that their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
mn average Of $4,000 It year -.arr ont of
all proportion To the services rendered.
TIL, CO nmittre recommend that these
Offices lie made snitriud md that fccs
thought this will be done. II shoulI he
done everywhere. Under tile national
rule practically al Offices have a specific
salary attached to thgm and 80 IL ought
TO be. rhcrr is no mere reason vbyla
CLERK, n Recorder or a Sheriff shoaii
not have n specific salary than thcnt4
Why n book keeper o. "a tank cashier
shonld not have. The public should
pay reasonable wages foe the services
rendered 10 1t, and no inofe. ius, a. men
in the private business f life TO. ia this
way competent aud faithful Officials
would bc obtained for much less tlrtn
they can he uudrr the fee system. while
ut the same .imc there would ie less
temptation afforded the ~uu~cfrrnioHs to
irctedse their rcvcnu,s by vays aud
means not ia accordance With the pDn.
ciples Of strict integrity.
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sprluE and sun,mrs Samples.

i have just received over two hundred
new samples for Spring and Summer
Clothing and can truiy say that a finer
assortment has never before been ex-
hi5.ted in EIio County. all Lein; Of the
latest designs and patterns. ~liecogniz-
ing the general desire Of my customers for
Summer clothing Mt cheaper rates than
mad, large reductions in prices aud al.
ciINtnm mad. Summer clothing. trusting
that the decrease in IrUit Will be fol-
lowed lay a corresponding increase of
patronage. Remember. 1 guarantee
perfect IT,.
NJ
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Terre Hautc Man:-AIthoush the sai.
AIRY OF q New York State Senator j. only
5000 for tile - years ierm. 1t is .std
thr, candidates ray all the way from
$4,000 20 S22 900 30 secure their elsc-
,ion. There mnst be soue tall slealiag
IN tie New Yo.k Lcsislssnse,
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Pioche Kcoori -y Vegetation IL very
backward in hat u"1o.y den ct 9th.
Pauaea Tho arrcuc.. thiog 10 Le seen
there is Bishop LIE: anil the oIly iuI.
e'ton Of ca.iy sPriig LuiIiag J.,
among the s~P-cGigd.h 81 Mormon
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A second baud A-,ny ou.ft. ANY.
II having snch "a ~t,.u mud "A .ur.
nloN by i"q .gi1s q: ta.3 oil %.
ST.
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"EitAsp:-At WrilanI's sRti,n On the
1useairrt rori. March q. lss7. e.
the wiir !. II. wr'nud o daughter.
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ATvELL.-A; Ciovcfi he. Crliis-uit.
Mntch 70. 1857, Jcs.o AtsoI in lhc
5iib year % bis lg,.
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Tor sale.

blackboard and u buggy. CulI on or
address, l.. +. Mo GAS.
3-i. I.Hu, = y.lr.
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NOTICE TO
Estate IF Patrick Kelly. De.
ceased.

NOTiCF - rEHf ny GIVEN ~ Tur
~ uI1"f-'gn"t. N,rIuIEi,afur IT = O..
tsle at ArEr"g hrrtr. dcrc,scI. g. tho crea.
Hnt- Co.. ~, HlI I'r.rns Ha,I grIhirua ty,f, Of
90" aaii 'oce1srl. go exhibit tam with tho
t'rr''H.y urtrTs. nt hin roo mpl.H, A..
Ter lhr HrNt pubic ton of this u.'fcs IN tho
snil Aini nIs,r,.,r. A. tho ,m., at Eu.u.uE
EIalNJ. ~ the Town ani CIu,iy n Liz,
%-is'' nI S'vsls.
J.. D. rlNDLEY. Administrator,
Lated a. Elt1. WsrrI : 1885,.
Nor rs II nj S,pnlio, tue hes, tot.
ct '"tg "a ia ..usei, at ~. I. smtlr..
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9-li-if.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-23
= st. Joseph Gazette.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Public Opinion, Sont 1c+h 1907
Graham, Co Hams. i' 'N''' -
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention To make Small proof IN
support Of his Lain and 'ha, >aid
proof will he made before The County
Court on Nov 2nd 1881. VIZ:
County Seat Ring II. j.. No. J.
for Il X. LiGhtfoot Section renegade
town Pagan range south unlimited
He name, the following Witness, -
prove his continuous residence upon
apd cultivation If sail land IL: H.
J. Harwi, Rocks county, Benz Bulldog
Graves. H. i. Fuller and i'll iI,~ton
all orsuSpenfIcd proof, Gravr> g'ld.tjou,
Kansas. Political Honesty having
d. :. No. 10.0O1 OF. above an here by
notified 10 appear ut some time ami
place or your y. s. will be cancelled
Graham People, Register.
Cyclonc Atty.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-23

Mr.. Geo. A. Sanford Editor aud
Proprietor Of this paper is able to De
in the Office again. It has been about
FIVE weeks since The fever first attack
ed hia ald after struggle tor dear
life for so many tecks he once taore
returns TO business.
The celebration OF the anniversary
Of The fotndiho Of Eicodenlus was
. we'll catriod out in every particular
We hope these celebrations will be
kept up and each ycarthc old settlers
can Meet and enjoy themselves rs
they did last Saturday
TIE devil quoted seriptare to
Christ. III the same spirit the monk
cy *lto turns tn crank Of he Mill
brook organ tai KS about his con
science, Che duty ue owe 70 our God
and Out fsllowmen." Why sonny your
God is the contents Of whiskey bot
! tie: Your ''duty is to let it alone Con
science what good Sunday School
teacher years ago told YOU any thing
about such Il thing? Don't you know
when you have lost anything \ person
without political social o, morah
honesty, devoid Of truth anda traitor
has lost his conscience Now honesty
[ifpOssibleldon't you sometines feel
a void in your moral makes Ep.?
SUFFERING MILLBROOK.
| 4 few weeks ago acyclone struck
the town of MiIlbrOok. Kas., and
almost totally destroyed tie entire
town. An appeal for aid was sent
out, and in response $500 was %
tanned by subscription in this city
and forwarded by Secretary Schrn-
der of the Board Of Trade to the
mayor Of Mi!Ibrook. In due couse
Of time q letter Of acknowledgement
and thanks was received and yes
terday Mr.. Scllrader received the fol
lowing letter from resident town:
MILLBRooK, Kas., September II, 1897
To the Board of Trade, St. Joseph, Nc
see by announcement your hon
orable BODY sent 5000 to be dis
tributed TO the sufferers from the
late cyclone, which struck this place
August +. | feel it my duty to in
form you that it is mo- being used
forthe purpose for which You inten
dcd it. understand it was tor the
needy in general, but the mayor ant
council refuse to Golote cent to amy
one who will not rebuild, no dtieren
ce what he lost or what his circun
stances may Ec. Cannot something
be done to stop robbing strangers
and the cyclone sufferers? Ongh
not they be published?
Please write me Immediately :n(
state whether you donate that soc
for the express purpose of buildi n;
or was it to be distributed to the dc
,titutc and let them build or do wha
else they saw fit to do.
, In the name of humanity, let u
f hear from YOU.
Respectfully, J. II. Swanson,
MillbrOok. Graha m Co, Ka
st. Joseph Gazette.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-23

Another ram this week.
Winter Is Rapidly attroachi.:>.
Watermclons are stiff ii demand.
Machine oil and twine at Lev ms.
\ few politicians in town this week.
Machine oils cheap at Crowtey's,
Graham Coahss Fair. seft 20. 30. and
1ct 1st:
The new school House is roady for
The slrihgIes.
Get there Kill Get where? Go to
SathpIes for groceries.
Ut- batbcr maclea trip to Junction
lily this week.
lust Received at Young & Cravcns
new invoice Of goods.
For window glass and putty, Gallon
pverns & lays.
Banker Robertson, Of Hill City, was
lege this week
Crowley has tho BEST stock Of c;rnned
,rods In town.
Scvat'r Of Our toThslhen attended
nc Osborne Fair
A choicelot Of canned goods dt Hen
RES Old stuntt.
Cali On Governs & Hays and get the
Test Cigars in town ID
Potatoes eggs md chickens wanted
It Burkholdcrs.
Mrs. ". 4. Warner lftt moved out
N u farm a few miles from town.
For best prices on lumber see the
Saginaw Lumber Co. 1T Stockton.
When you trade ut Crowley's you
'ct YOU will geta square deal,
County Treasurer Wilson was II
own Monday on business
levin now handles the Deelin-
Plano, Buckeye and Warrior Mower
Hats! IlatsI stid hats, cow-Do,
mats, every conceivable style OF hat.
1T CrOwley's.
II. r. Cuyton the real estate al,
loan agent is Il rustler in his line o
business.
All persons who are indebted t,
Hcnric will pieasc call and settle !,
once and save costs.
Our merchants speak Of last Satul
day az oue of the best days. Of tl
month.
Get there Eli Get whel g 10 til
treat Western Hardware store i'll Hi
City, and get your Hardware.
j. L. Stewart and Dan. Hopson, q
din City. were in Nicodemus an
II chster on business Tuesday.
Tho nobhicst line of dress goo
ever brought TO Nicodemus, at Youn
4 Craven. /"
:. H. Hcnric, Rev. Brown &rl 10
die Mcpherson started on Monday 10
Denver.
A Republican got shot in iI'' CilA
/. nc Great Western Hardware 81
Or - ceu;r.
Banker lica;on. Of >lil!hfv < is !!
n; at the point Of death, sick Of tn
ever that is - prevalent at tn" pres
,tnt time,
Farmers Will ind they can nurcha~
Aur1 and better goods fox sloG al
Y. II. Burbhrldcr'S than ut ANY othc
apuse ia town
Crowley ira7 Just received lar>.
7
lo Of choice hats, caps, boots. an
>Aoes which he will sell cheap to
ssh,
Severn, changes among the cuisines
ras in town aye likely - occur
Nicodrmus il her two hants IA
one OF the best musical talent ~ III
ounty.
Western cyclone., 1887-09-23

u ~ .. ItN Ut VI ECHIll * LCNIlN
MillIrook. wasa pleasant visitor Tues
day.
$anuef Lotc ( santord crazy are
the lTjraget9 Of a dance to 81 given
Satufla+ evening.
One Of the Prlicltards VS. Gown
Tuc1daE attempting to manipulate the
Democratic votes Of INCIDENTS.
Y. Il. Snyder. one ct the ttomi-
nent merchants Of Graham cOnhty, re
turdtd erom Bloomington this week.
The Webster Eagle ;s now two years.
old. Tho Eagle is ? credit 70 Webster
and deserves the success ii is enjoying.
Voters of Graham cgunty do 81
men of NilIbr0ok and g other men
constitute tue Republican party Of
this county?
g. 4 i}oyIan has tnotcd his drug
store into Fletcher's building and is
getting everything fixed up neat and
Idly:
Fourteen Pounds Of granuiated
sugar for $l.00 at Hcnrics old stand.
Other goods in proportion c. Il Burk-
holder
J. c. towcry, s. Il. Hays and J. c..
Parrish were elected delegates to The
Democratic convention at the caucus
on Wednesday.
We wonder If there will be a COun
| Is Seat Ring II nominate a ticket for
officers and label Il "StraigIlt Dem
ocratic Ticket
The Stoctdn, Webster AMI Nico-
demus mail and EXPRESS line Is now
DONG a good business, carrying pass
enccrs and c&bress.-Webster Eagle.
1t Is lie. an irhposture, swindle
and utterly ridiculous to call q ticket
every man of which save one was nom
mated by man Of Millbrook the Re
publican ticket.
The prodigals have returned. home
is the best place YOU will ever be At
boys, and in after years YOU will look
back and remember no one will love
YOU as we'll or bc as kind TO YOU as
your mother
The Millbrook organ here copies
after the Times man and publishes ;
set Of resolutions which were prepared
we suppose in Harwi's back office
These resolutions were not even (.
doptcd BY the [m1ass convention
Pretty Republican platform that
Not even adopted by the Immortal B
men of NIillbrook in their convention
We will let our word for truthful
less stand against any turncoat anC
political renegade that ever lived
Again we say Jack Stewart has haC
nothing to dc with the Cyclone sine
he worked for certain turncnat |
my are curious they can call ut thi
office and we will present then wit
The premium list OF the Graham Com
ry fair the list that Jack Stewal
busted himself with turing bis recen
stay in Nicodemus.
The Millhrook organ OF this plac
has the rascaIity this week to attac
:. G.. Wilson, 4 man whose honcsts
whose Kindness to the people ofthi
7 township arc known 10 all :. q
/ Wilson'S interests are here in Nice
dcmus, Why you miserable rogu
! Mr. Wilson owns more property j
town than cyen the sum total OF a
your debts, nc has moe ntere>
here than You ever will have. II
4 claims this for his homc add OWLS nc
$lG0 worth Of property in Mil'hrooI
Business 3n,n OF Nicudcmus are yo
Going thc right thing are YOU lookin
t. Your own interest when YOU STU
port n shee; hat is opposing the rel
rcsentayyc of this township OH tn
uue Republican ticket: 10 YOU in
end 70 nurse traitor II voHr mjj~
: who fen opportunity ot'r,d WouI
move to rival town and fgI
you;
Western cyclone., 1887-09-23
NICODENCS MARKETS.

Corrected weekly by J. b. Crowley
dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, La.
dies AMI tents furnishing goods
Western cyclone., 1887-09-23
,.eIclAl DIRECTORY
STATE.

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Western cyclone., 1887-09-23

The ticket which We have placed
NJ. the head ofo columns WA> nom
aated by the Republican party q tins
,unty III convention assembled, dele
a;rs from all parts Of the county had
voice IN the nominating of these
oen. ~ snidc holt manipulated by
,,rwi ana Drunken Fuller int these
IS nomination. They sic good
i. men every one Of thtm and de-
I'VE the support Of those who are op,
!. ssd to County Seat Ring rule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-05

the prediction that there will yet be .
number Of good news items from that 10
cality.
The following bit of correspondence,
dated at Parkersburg, and contained in the
Cincinnati Enquirer of Friday morning,
will be of interest in this connection:
'The Grand Jury of the Roane County
Circuit Court adjourned last night. after q
four days inquiry into the Kaintuck muir
der OF Rev. Ryan and lynching of Duff
and Coon. Judge Fleming, in his address
to the Jury, severely criticized the sensa.
tional statements made BY Detective Bur-
nett and Others, through the papers, that
the lynchiug of Duff and Coon had been
done for political purposes, and that the
lynching party had been composed
altogether o. Democrats, while the VIC
Tins had all been Republicans. The Judge,
who is himself Republican, said the state
ments were false and malicious, and were
an insult TO the dignity and integrity of
the people OF ROane county, The jury in
dicted Perry Drake aud Dan Cunningham
for the murder of Rev. Ryan. but found
no indictments against any of the alleged
lynchers. The attorneys who were pres.
ent say they waited four days for Burnett
and his alleged testimony against respon-
sible citizens, but neither Burnett nor
Cunningham presented themselves or their
charges.
This telegram seems to be inaccurate in
some essential particulars, in view Of the
statements made by Detective Burnett. as
above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-05
LINCOLN OFFICIALS FREE.
The Supreme Court Grants Writ of Ha-
beas Corpus.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December "a
decision was rendered by the United
States Supreme Court yesterday in the
habeas corpus case of Andrew J. Sawyer,
Mayor of Lincoln, Neb., and the City
Council of that city. On the 3lst day OF
October last Judge Brewer, of the United
States Circuit Court for the District of
Nebraska, issued restraining order to
prevent the Mayor and City Council OF
Lincoln from declaring vacantan reflling
by new appointment the Office of Police
Justice OF that city, filled by a
man named Parsons, who, upon in
vestigation, had been found guilty,
it was alleged Of appropriating to his own
use court fees, which should have gone
into the school fund. The mayor and
city council in disregard of the restraining
order, removed Parsons and appointed a
successor.
Judge Brewer therefore fined them 5000
for contempt end caused them to be ar
rested and thrown into prison, to be there
held until they should pay the fine They
petitioned the L. S Supreme Court for
a writ of habeas corpus, ard that court
to-day granted rule to show cause why
such writ should not issue returnahle on
the 18th inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-05
EDNUNDS WILL OBJECT.
Secretary Lamar Says tie Will Oppose His
Confirmation.

Secretary Lamar Says He Will Oppose His
Confirmation.
New YORK, December "A Washing
ton, D. C. special says: "Edmunds called
on me this week." remarked Secretary
Lamar yesterday. IL suppose he will
object to my confirmation if l am nomi-
mated to fill the vacancy on the Supreme
Court bench. When Edmunds calls on
anybody under similar circumstances, you
may depend upon it that he means to
object to his nomination in the Senate. |
know him OF old,
4 letter received in Washing last night
from Don Nj. Dickinson, SAYS among other
hiugs: II have dis posed of my household
goods, and shall be in Washington next
week" This seems to remove ell doubt
as b DickinSon's entering the Cabinet.
When the Presidents message was COM
pleted and read to the Cabinet, yesterday
afternoon, Public Printer Benedict was
called to the White House. The President
handed him the document aud told him
that he would hold him responsible for
its preservation from the newspaper
hawks that are always looking after such
prey.
Mr.. Benedict said that he could he relied
upon, and, going back to his office, called
in the foreman of the composing room and
q number of selected printers, shut them
in room and told them that if the mes
sage or any part of it found its way pre-
maturely to the newspapers he would dis
charge every one of them. The message
consists of from $4,000 to %, 900 words
All pretended abstracts or extracts of the
document are simply speculation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-05
GERMAN VIEWS
OF the French SItuation-The Bears Omi-
nous Growls.

OF the French SItuation-The Bears Omi-
nous Growls.
BERLIN, December 3.-Ottlcicl and dip
lomatic circles in Berlin were absorbed in
to-day's developments in Paris, but the
public interest was not at all strained.
The election of NJ Sadi-CarDot is better
received in official circles than would nave
been that ofM. De Freycinet or NJ. Ferry.
The new President Is considered to be u
feeble man, one who would be unwilling
to consent to complications which might
bring about an European war. Ii is also
believed that he will he unable to make
alliances against Germany. His personal
preferences ale for neutral, pacific policy,
and he will try 10 govern through minis
try with the same tendencies.
On the side OF Russia, the situation still
continues prave. The Car has failed TO
gain control of the anti-Teutonic party,
aud if be himself is convinced of
the friendly intentions of the German
Government, he has been unable TO per-
suaie q majority In the imperial council
that some practical measures are necessary
to restore an entente. in the meantime
the auti-German personnel in the ministry
remains IN power, and the order OF NJ.
De Giers instructiug the press to cease at
lacking Germany is dcficd.
The Moscow Gdzete yaunts the Russian
determination never to cultivate an entente
until Germany ceases trying 10 dominate
Europe. Russia says thu Gazette, 'can
tolerate no preiominanCe, requires no ALI
ance and will rot allow herself to be
duped."
The larguag" of the inspired Russian
press indicates beyond mistake that the
price of renewal Of cordial relations with
Berlin remains beyond the power or in
clination of the German government to
grant